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Lornefield Pensions Administration - Renewal Proposal v1

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Internal draft, not sent, proposing a like-for-like Growth renewal for the term ending 2 Apr 2025. It holds the annual price at forty-four thousand pounds with forty users and the same service levels. It flags a fall in active use to understand before signing.

What it says

What this says

Current to 11 Oct 26

Internal draft, not sent, proposing a like-for-like Growth renewal for the term ending 2 Apr 2025. It holds the annual price at forty-four thousand pounds with forty users and the same service levels. It flags a fall in active use to understand before signing.

What it is: an unsent internal draft by Nell Ashcombe dated 29 Jan 2025, marked "Draft - for internal review, not yet sent". It proposes renewing the Growth subscription for another annual term on the same terms.

Commits: nothing binding, as it is unsent. It states the price as "forty-four thousand pounds", annual, invoiced in advance, with "no one-off fee on this renewal and no discount".

Unusual: the figures are written in words, not digits. It also admits that "Active use fell over the last quarter" and says this must be understood before the renewal is signed.

Not settled: the open points (why use softened, a refresher session, who receives the final proposal). The evidence does not show whether a final version was sent or signed. The term it targets ended long before today, so treat this as stale; the executed order form decides current terms.

AI · claude-sonnet-5-5 · 11 Oct 2026

As found in this document

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Date end2 Apr 2025Source: object_read:doc_005_015
  • Date renewal2 Apr 2025Source: object_read:doc_005_015
  • Growth subscription, renewal, annual, invoiced in advanceforty-four thousand poundsSource: object_read:doc_005_015
  • Licensed usersfortySource: object_read:doc_005_015
  • One-off fee and discountThere is no one-off fee on this renewal and no discount.There is no one-off fee on this renewal and no discount. · Source: object_read:doc_005_015
  • Connectors and service levelsthe same connectors and the same service levelsthe same connectors and the same service levels · Source: object_read:doc_005_015

The document

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Lornefield Pensions Administration - Renewal Proposal v1

Draft - for internal review, not yet sent

Prepared by Nell Ashcombe, Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder, B-Brain Wednesday 29 January 2025

Summary

This draft sets out how we propose to renew the Growth subscription for Lornefield Pensions Administration when the current term ends on 2 Apr 2025. The intention is a straightforward renewal on the same terms, with a plan to lift usage.

Account at a glance

Customer since3 Apr 2023
TierGrowth
Licensed usersforty
Contracted annual recurring revenueforty-four thousand pounds
Current term ends2 Apr 2025
Overdue invoicesNone

How the year has gone

  • Invoices have been paid on time throughout.
  • There have been no support tickets in the last month and nothing high priority.
  • Active use fell over the last quarter. The fall is larger than we would like, and we need to understand it with your team before the renewal is signed rather than after.

Proposal

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  • Renew the Growth subscription for another annual term, starting the day after the current term ends.
  • Keep the licence at forty users, with the same connectors and the same service levels.
  • Hold the annual price at forty-four thousand pounds.
  • Keep the quarterly reviews, with a specific focus on bringing more of your managers back into regular use.

Pricing

ItemBillingAmount
Growth subscription, renewal, annual, invoiced in advanceAnnualforty-four thousand pounds
Totalforty-four thousand pounds

The deal amount is the annual price. There is no one-off fee on this renewal and no discount.

Open points

  • To confirm with Daniel Okafor why active use has softened, and whether a team has moved on or simply stopped logging in.
  • To decide whether we offer a refresher session before the renewal conversation.
  • To agree who at Lornefield should receive the final proposal.

Next steps

  • Nell to review this draft with Daniel.
  • Daniel to speak to your team about usage and how the brain is being used day to day.
  • A final version follows once the open points are closed.

Best, Nell

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Unusual terms

Current to 9 Oct 26
  • Unsent internal draft
  • Price and users written in words
  • Usage decline flagged before renewal

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